The photographer Elinor Carucci treats signs of middle age—the knuckles of a hand; a gray hair; a ripple of cellulite—with gravity and drama.
Midlife, according to conventional wisdom, is a time when women become invisible. Like most conventional wisdom having to do with women’s lives, this bit serves more as a warning and a threat—a kind of campfire story —than an accurate depiction of reality.
Because that’s how it is for many women, isn’t it? We move from being scattered to self-obsessed, intrusive to neglectful. Our attention moves from the self to others and back again, never in quite the right place, or at the right time, never in quite the right amount.
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